Daily Global Market Update

The Euro is gaining strength, while the Yen is weakening. Gold is correcting upwards, and Alibaba stock is dipping. The Canadian dollar is recovering, but Wall Street is down. Key economic events include Canadian GDP, US inflation, Eurozone consumer confidence, and UK retail sales.

Moneta Markets | 169 days ago

Euro's Positive Momentum

The EUR/USD pair rose by 0.7% in the last trading session, with the RSI giving a positive signal, suggesting further bullish momentum.

Yen Weakens Further

The USD/JPY pair fell by 1.3% in the last session, following a 1.6% drop in the previous session. The ROC indicator is currently signalling a negative trend, pointing to continued weakness.

Gold's Steady Correction

The Gold/USD pair saw a minor upward correction in the last session, gaining 0.2%. The Stochastic indicator is providing a positive signal, supporting potential gains in the short term.

Alibaba Stock Dips

Alibaba stock fell by 0.1% in the last session. The ROC indicator is showing a negative signal, suggesting a bearish outlook.

World Financial News

The Canadian dollar continued its recovery from a 4.5-year low as investors speculated on a successful negotiation to avoid US trade tariffs and awaited domestic GDP data. Meanwhile, Wall Street's main indices declined, with the NASDAQ leading losses as technology stocks slumped ahead of Thanksgiving. US consumer spending rose slightly more than expected in October, maintaining solid economic momentum, but inflation progress appeared stalled.

Upcoming Economic Highlights

Key economic events include:

• Canada GDP Data

• US Inflation Figures

• Eurozone Consumer Confidence

• UK Retail Sales Report

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EUR/USD Unchanged Amid Mixed News and Lingering Risks

The EUR/USD pair remained steady near 1.1196 on Friday, closing the week with little movement.

RoboForex | 45 minutes ago

ATFX Market Outlook 16th May 2025

U.S. retail sales increased at a much weaker rate in April as the pre-tariff scramble to purchase automobiles exhausted itself and shoppers trimmed other spending in the face of growing economic uncertainty. In addition, Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell stated the Fed needs to reconsider its existing employment and inflation paradigm within monetary policy.

ATFX | 5h 49min ago

Yen Edges Higher as Market Capitalises on News-Driven Rebound

The USD/JPY pair dipped to 147.61 on Wednesday as the yen gained ground following softer-than-expected US inflation data.

RoboForex | 1 day ago

Week 10 of EBC’s Million Dollar Trading Challenge II: Bold Moves, Big Lessons

In Week 10 of EBC’s Million Dollar Trading Challenge II, bold strategies and dramatic comebacks reshaped the leaderboard, highlighting adaptability and trading resilience.

EBC Financial Group | 2 days ago

German economic sentiment rebound supports the euro

Expert market comment made by Chief Market Analyst Alex Kuptsikevich of the FxPro Analyst Team: German economic sentiment rebound supports the euro

FxPro | 2 days ago

US Dollar Roars Back in a Blaze of Glory as Market Shrugs Off Recession Fears

EUR/USD dropped to 1.1110 on Tuesday, with the US dollar surging by over 1% in the previous trading session. The rally was driven by market reactions to news of a provisional agreement between China and the US to reduce tariffs, which helped alleviate global recession fears.

RoboForex | 2 days ago

US 100, EURUSD, GBPUSD

US-China trade talks send Wall Street sharply higher; US CPI on calendar; EURUSD tumbles ahead of Eurozone GDP; US-UK trade deal and UK GDP in focus; GBPUSD below 1.3200

XM Group | 3 days ago

Moneta Markets Daily Market Update: May 12, 2025

Global financial markets on May 12, 2025, are buoyed by optimism surrounding a US-China trade deal, though uncertainties over tariff reductions temper gains. Gold drops to a one-week low near $3,253, while EUR/USD holds above 1.1200, awaiting trade deal details.

Moneta Markets | 4 days ago

EURUSD	1.12064	GBPUSD	1.33086	AUDUSD	0.64303
USDJPY	145.283	USDCAD	1.39485	USDCHF	0.83498